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    Easy edible plants:

    Beet (chioggia)
    Blueberries
    Boehmeria
    Bokoboko spinach
    Broccoli flowers
    Chard
    Dandelion
    Huazontle
    Komo
    Mashua (leaves)
    Mexican tarragon
    Mint: apple, Moroccan, VA mountain mint
    Monarda
    Mulberries
    Okinawa, longevity spinach
    Oregano
    Primrose (evening)
    Radicchio
    Radish
    Raspberries
    Rat tail radish
    Red shiso
    Red sorrel (flowers, leaves)
    Red veined sorrel
    Rudbeckia
    Strawberries (wild)
    Sunchoke (leaves)
    #solarpunksunday #gardening #jardin #garten #nativeplants

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      Easy edible plants:

      Beet (chioggia)
      Blueberries
      Boehmeria
      Bokoboko spinach
      Broccoli flowers
      Chard
      Dandelion
      Huazontle
      Komo
      Mashua (leaves)
      Mexican tarragon
      Mint: apple, Moroccan, VA mountain mint
      Monarda
      Mulberries
      Okinawa, longevity spinach
      Oregano
      Primrose (evening)
      Radicchio
      Radish
      Raspberries
      Rat tail radish
      Red shiso
      Red sorrel (flowers, leaves)
      Red veined sorrel
      Rudbeckia
      Strawberries (wild)
      Sunchoke (leaves)
      #solarpunksunday #gardening #jardin #garten #nativeplants

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      @jblue I'd add Sweet Potatoes to this list if your climate is warm enough. Both the leaves and tubers are edible and the yield per "slip" planted (baby plant) is good.

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        @jblue I'd add Sweet Potatoes to this list if your climate is warm enough. Both the leaves and tubers are edible and the yield per "slip" planted (baby plant) is good.

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        @WriteDragon yes! I have sweet potatoes but this is just plants that are ready to harvest now. I read in a science article that sweet potato greens have the most nutrition in late September where they traditionally grown.

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          @WriteDragon yes! I have sweet potatoes but this is just plants that are ready to harvest now. I read in a science article that sweet potato greens have the most nutrition in late September where they traditionally grown.

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          @jblue We harvest them when they are very small (therefore tender and lighter flavored, lightly stir-fried like spinach), a few at a time per vine so as not to stress the plant. I'd not heard that about September.

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